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Dynamike Eternal Order FullTimer 24148 Posts |
What is your favorite T n R method? I know some of you have several.
I recently saw Chris Hanowell's. Anyone have any reviews on his? |
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fonda57 Inner circle chicago 3078 Posts |
David Williamson's from his book
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Dynamike Eternal Order FullTimer 24148 Posts |
Fonda, I did not know you and I are the only ones who do T n R with cards.
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dman11 Inner circle USA 1067 Posts |
Torn - Daniel Garcia
Torched and Restored - Brent Braun |
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Mary Mowder Inner circle Sacramento / Elk Grove, CA 3659 Posts |
Carl Hein has a beautiful one but some of the aspects are hard to find. I don't do it myself but have seen it up closely.
One of the best looking I've ever seen. By the way, I've seen many that were impressive and which one looks the best (as far as fully restoring the card) is not always most important to me. How the Magician frames the effect they can do can make what they do look great because they leave you with proof that something happened. Wayne Houchin's Counterfeit Hollingworth is a good example of this. Ease of getting the materials, handling and angles, how close the spectator can be, etc... all have to be taken into account in choosing a favorite. -Mary Mowder |
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Wordsworth Veteran user 324 Posts |
I'm very fond of Ripped and Fryed.
My honorable mentions would probably go to: Torn - Garcia Reparation - Lovick Reformation - Hollingworth Seeing Hollingworth do Reformation on TV many years ago had a big influence on me, and this has been one of my favorite plots ever since then. I've looked at a bunch of TnR routines, and only scratched the surface of what's out there. Ripped and Fryed is not necessarily the most impressive visually, but I love the way the story flows, and the routining and cleanup etc are a lot more clean than what you might expect in TnR. |
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fonda57 Inner circle chicago 3078 Posts |
Dynamike, I had faith that others would join in. Another good torn and restored is in the Mark Wilson book.
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SleightlyChris Veteran user Lancashire, England 360 Posts |
My fav is williamsons. Its been a staple of my card repertoire. Its also a worker. Same with brent Braun but my preference is williamsons
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fonda57 Inner circle chicago 3078 Posts |
The Williamson one makes sense---You find the wrong selected card and tear it up...
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jcigam Special user Bellevue, Nebraska 512 Posts |
I'm partial to Charlie Fry's. I can't remember the name...maybe Ripped and Repaired...something like that.
"The mind has exactly the same power as the hand, not merely to grasp the world, but to change it."
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HanselKreutzberger New user 29 Posts |
As a spectator I like Reformation by Guy Hollingworth...as a performer Ultimate Rip Off by Paul Harris is interesting !
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Corey Harris Inner circle Kansas City, MO 1229 Posts |
My go to has always been Paul Harris' Ultimate Rip-Off since no prep is needed. I have been working on my own recently, which has been getting some really good reactions.
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Mary Mowder Inner circle Sacramento / Elk Grove, CA 3659 Posts |
I have to say, I have a fondness for JC Wagner's Torn and Restored card.
I haven't done it in public myself (lack of nerve) but I've seen him do it quite a few times and it was wonderful. Old methods are not always dated. -Mary Mowder |
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magic_man_jim Regular user 118 Posts |
The 2 that I do is Williamson and Tommy wonders. In most cases I do the latter because it fits my character and only out one card.
Magic is not to fool...but allows you to believe!
Jim Boothe www.jimboothemagic.com jim@jimboothemagic.com |
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Leo H Inner circle 1331 Posts |
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On Nov 17, 2017, magic_man_jim wrote: The Tommy Wonder version is Paul Harris' Ultimate Rip Off, the method I prefer. Steve Reynolds has a nice handling for this effect published in Magic. |
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Rachmaninov Inner circle 1076 Posts |
There is so much versions ! An entire huge book could be devoted to this plot alone.
I don’t do it yet. Thanks for the cited good examples. Thé Williamson’s one is in his Williamson wonders ? |
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SleightlyChris Veteran user Lancashire, England 360 Posts |
It's also now a download with a variation. You can find his tnr in his book, penguin lecture and 4 disc set
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Rachmaninov Inner circle 1076 Posts |
Ok.Thanks Chris.
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iamslow Inner circle Proffessional Slacker 2001 Posts |
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On Nov 15, 2017, SleightlyChris wrote: When you guys say williamsons version, are you referring to his torn and restored transpo?? or does he have a piece by piece restoration as well??
"Everyone has a plan till they get punched in the face" Mike Tyson
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pepka Inner circle Uh, I'm the one on the right. 5041 Posts |
Torn and Restored Transpo is probably the best one for the real world. I've also gotten a lot of play out of Ripped and Restored. But The Reparation is really a thing to behold....just so *** hard.
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